BURY YOUR GOLD AND GUNS? Dont bother. They can find them easy

yah like they are going to use medal detectors to scan the 4 trillion acres that are the USA....

Like you have the option of 4 trillion acres.
Most of you will bury your precious in the garden within sight of your home or other outbuildings belonging to someone you know.

How about some of you with a good metal detector chiming in on this increasingly disinfo thread and reminding people what the tech is capable of?

Finding metal within a few feet of the surface, but if you encase it in concrete (with some way of getting to it, obviously, although not necessarily if it was for long term storage I guess) then they might have trouble. Ground penetrating radar is maybe an issue, but you make it look like a drain, as I said.

The 'bury your stash' fantasy is just that, a fantasy.
The metal detection technology is so good, and Uncle can afford the best toys and people to search for your precious and other metal treasure.
You may be unaware that they can with the right tools detect anything you bury that's metal and can selectively search and detect precious metal concentrations to depths deeper than you can dig.

The 'bury now, come back later' fantasy wont work, they can scan your land in minutes for distrubed soil, and even survey your property from space. If they think you have something, they have the time, people and money to search every square inch for metals and voids in the ground to depths of dozens of feet

Sorry to have to tell you this, but burying your stuff simply means youre wasting your time and wasting opportunities.

I dont have any answers, and am unaware of any way of shielding metals and voids in the earth or water from detectors. Just so you dont get your hopes up about prevailing by passive resistance.

Even if they dont know where to look, they know if they put you somewhere and control your movements by some means, whatever is cached will stay cached until found by someone else by accident.

yah like they are going to use medal detectors to scan the 4 trillion acres that are the USA....

Like you have the option of 4 trillion acres.
Most of you will bury your precious in the garden within sight of your home or other outbuildings belonging to someone you know.

How about some of you with a good metal detector chiming in on this increasingly disinfo thread and reminding people what the tech is capable of?

i've been prospecting since i was a kid.i have a 5k$ minelab...but here is alil taste of what they can do.remember this is what is out there for civvy's to buy.just think what they have.

[link to www.kellycodetectors.com]

i've been prospecting since i was a kid.i have a 5k$ minelab...but here is alil taste of what they can do.remember this is what is out there for civvy's to buy.just think what they have.

[link to www.kellycodetectors.com]

The 'bury your stash' fantasy is just that, a fantasy.
The metal detection technology is so good, and Uncle can afford the best toys and people to search for your precious and other metal treasure.
You may be unaware that they can with the right tools detect anything you bury that's metal and can selectively search and detect precious metal concentrations to depths deeper than you can dig.

The 'bury now, come back later' fantasy wont work, they can scan your land in minutes for distrubed soil, and even survey your property from space. If they think you have something, they have the time, people and money to search every square inch for metals and voids in the ground to depths of dozens of feet

Sorry to have to tell you this, but burying your stuff simply means youre wasting your time and wasting opportunities.

I dont have any answers, and am unaware of any way of shielding metals and voids in the earth or water from detectors. Just so you dont get your hopes up about prevailing by passive resistance.

Even if they dont know where to look, they know if they put you somewhere and control your movements by some means, whatever is cached will stay cached until found by someone else by accident.

There are very expensive field apparatus that can create very detailed 3D density maps, although I do not think it is metal detection but rather shape detection. My father rented this equipment once in regards to the question of the extent of silver deposits under a piece of land.

There are space based systems. Supposedly the newly discovered tunnel under the great pyramids of Teotihuacan last year were discovered by satellite.

How much this technology would be employed by a supposed hostile government, or how much more the technology becomes available is an open ended question.

Maybe the best rule is still "don't put all your eggs in one basket".